Testify by J. David Core
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With a profound interest in religion, liberal politics and humor, Dave began writing in High School and has not given up on it since. His first professional writing jobs came while attending the Art Institute of Pittsburgh when he was hired to create political cartoons for the Pitt News & to write humor pieces for Smile Magazine.
Dave has worked in the newspaper industry as a photographer, in the online publishing industry as a weekly contributor to Streetmail.com, and was a contributing writer to the Buzz On series of informational books and to the Western online anthology, Elbow Creek. Dave’s science fiction novel, Synthetic Blood and Mixed Emotions, is available from writewordsinc.com. Dave currently resides in his childhood home in Toronto, OH with his beautiful girlfriend and his teenage daughter.
He enjoys participating in local community events & visiting with his two adult children and his grandkids. He is the author of the Lupa Schwartz series of mystery novels. Find out more about his books or sign up for his email list by visiting tinyurl.com/lupalanding
All music by Kevin MacLeod used under creative commons 3.0 license courtesy of Incompetech.com
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In this first part of a novella in four parts, a PI is hired to confirm the motive behind the murder of a small-town city councilman.
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The investigation of the murder of a local West Virginia politician continues as Lupa Schwartz and Cattleya Hoskin travel south in an investigation involving fracking, gambling, and Internet hackers.
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A PI who has been brought in to verify the motive in the shooting murder of a small town politician decides to go to strange extremes to make his case.
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The conclusion of a traditional PI yarn in the Watson/Holmes mold about the investigation into the murder of a small town politician.
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